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Gm4943 - Catecholamine stress effect on hearts of beta2 adrenergic receptor deficient mutants
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Gm4943 - Dominant negative thyroid hormone receptor expression and PPARalpha activation effect on the heart
Gm4943 - Cardiac hypertrophy, exercise-induced
Gm4943 - Manganese superoxide dismutase deficiency effect on hearts
Gm4943 - Transgenic model of selective ATF6 activation: heart
Gm4943 - Laminin alpha2 chain deficiency effect on skeletal muscle
Gm4943 - Cmah knockout effect on mdx model of Duchenne Muscular Dystrophy (DMD): cardiac muscle
Gm4943 - Aldosterone effect on heart: time course
Gm4943 - PPARalpha overexpression effect on skeletal muscles
Gm4943 - Histone deacetylase-2 deficiency effect on the embryonic heart
Gm4943 - Heart, kidney and lung during juvenile growth
Gm4943 - Estrogen-related receptor alpha deficiency effect on the heart
Gm4943 - Estrogen-related receptor gamma deficiency effect on the fetal heart
Gm4943 - Transcriptional regulator steroid receptor coactivator-2 deficiency effect on the heart
Gm4943 - PPARalpha deficient heart response to chronic pressure overload
Gm4943 - Skeletal muscle response to myostatin inhibition
Gm4943 - KRAP deficiency effect on brown adipose tissues
Gm4943 - Dystrophin deficiency effect on cardiac muscles: time course
Gm4943 - Cardiac left ventricular hypertrophy model
Gm4943 - ACE inhibitor captopril effect on atherosclerosis model: aorta
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